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10-21-2011, 09:39 AM
With all the emphasis and criticism on Ron Paul's foreign policy, I think its important to make the point that the real threat facing our nation are financial weapons of mass destruction.
These "weapons" are ravaging Europe, collapsing one government after another. They've already affected our country once and many believe that the worst of it is yet to come.
And I think we need to make the argument that Ron Paul is the only candidate who has the knowledge, foresight or understanding on how to "disarm" these "weapons", having warned us about the dangers of debt since at-least 1987, calling our debt a "grave threat to our country" when it was only $220 billion!:
All republicans rightly chastised Carter for his $38 billion deficit. But they ignore or even defend deficits of $220 billion, as government spending has grown 10.4 percent per year since Reagan took office, while the federal payroll has zoomed by a quarter of a million bureaucrats.
Despite the Supply-Sider-Keynesian claim that “deficits don’t matter,” the debt presents a grave threat to our country.
More recently, Ron Paul predicted the housing bubble and financial crisis as far back as 2003. In this video, Joe Scarborough credits Dr. Paul (please re-post):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdJhHsAdXro
Meanwhile, in 2005 Cain and his employers at the "Fed" were chastising people for implying that there may be a crisis coming:
http://i950.photobucket.com/albums/ad346/jakesteel1/Pics%20and%20Gifs/8613c3a2.jpg
These "weapons" are ravaging Europe, collapsing one government after another. They've already affected our country once and many believe that the worst of it is yet to come.
And I think we need to make the argument that Ron Paul is the only candidate who has the knowledge, foresight or understanding on how to "disarm" these "weapons", having warned us about the dangers of debt since at-least 1987, calling our debt a "grave threat to our country" when it was only $220 billion!:
All republicans rightly chastised Carter for his $38 billion deficit. But they ignore or even defend deficits of $220 billion, as government spending has grown 10.4 percent per year since Reagan took office, while the federal payroll has zoomed by a quarter of a million bureaucrats.
Despite the Supply-Sider-Keynesian claim that “deficits don’t matter,” the debt presents a grave threat to our country.
More recently, Ron Paul predicted the housing bubble and financial crisis as far back as 2003. In this video, Joe Scarborough credits Dr. Paul (please re-post):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdJhHsAdXro
Meanwhile, in 2005 Cain and his employers at the "Fed" were chastising people for implying that there may be a crisis coming:
http://i950.photobucket.com/albums/ad346/jakesteel1/Pics%20and%20Gifs/8613c3a2.jpg